Long-time fans of Stanley Tucci won’t be surprised to learn that his kitchen offers more than just culinary lessons – it’s full of interior design lessons, too. From his blue cabinets (painted in Farrow & Ball's Down Pipe, FYI) to his marble cabinets and gold hardware, Stanley's kitchen defined quiet luxury. However, if you're to replicate any part of this space, let it be his open shelving. Or, more specifically, how he accessorizes these shelves with functional cookware.
Open kitchen shelves are among the most controversial features you can introduce, because, as Stanley's space reminds us, they leave everything on show. However, while many choose to decorate with aesthetic accessories (including vases and candles) and dinnerware, Stanley has filled his shelves with cookware.
